The government of the Islamic Republic of Iran offered tax relieves for the newly listed companies. Based on the decision, the “State Tax Administration Organization” will consider the latest financial statement reports of the newly listed companies only; therefore, such companies may pay their 2019 tax duties.

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The SEO and the Real Estate Registration Organization of Iran (RERO) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aiming to optimize joint legal commitments, proceedings and registration via implementing modern IT mechanism.

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The BOD of the SEO approved a 20-percent decrease in the transaction fee of the exchanges and relevant intermediaries. Based on this directive, all four exchanges, CSDI, TSETMC and Rayan Bourse Co. are obliged to implement the new reduction rate as from 22 July 2020.

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The Chairman of the SEO at a recent press conference stressed the accountability and transparency as the main mission of the SEO. The SEO as the supervisory authority shall enforce the pertinent regulations to improve the entire capital market function and performance.

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As from 21 June 2020, there will be changes in the listing process in the Iranian capital market.

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The SEO announced the fourth round of “Press Festival” will be held in August 2020.

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The SEO Board of Directors has recently issued the latest approval regarding ratings for debt securities. Based on this approval, issuing debt securities with rating BBB and above, without a guarantor, shall be done only by the listed issuers of the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) or Iran Fara Bourse (IFB).

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The SEO and the “Social and Crime Prevention Deputy” of the Judicial Power of Iran inked an MOU.

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In line with the offering of “Justice Shares” which will result in the active participation of the fresh stockholders in the capital market, two new departments have been established within the SEO in order to maintain and enhance the investment security and credibility of the market.

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In line with Article 44 of the Constitutional Law of the Islamic Republic of Iran which is riveted upon the privatization of the national economy, the shares of several state-owned companies, around 49 companies, have been given to some classes of society. These shares have been dubbed Justice Shares and are already held by 59 million people in Iran.

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